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Webbing Sling

This document provides a checklist for inspecting webbing slings according to BS EN 1492-1. The checklist contains 9 items to inspect, including checking the safe working load, identification markings, webbing for cuts or abrasions, eyes for damage, and seams for deterioration. Inspectors rate each item as satisfactory, needing attention, or needing repair. The final section allows for general observations and remarks from the inspection.

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Webbing Sling

This document provides a checklist for inspecting webbing slings according to BS EN 1492-1. The checklist contains 9 items to inspect, including checking the safe working load, identification markings, webbing for cuts or abrasions, eyes for damage, and seams for deterioration. Inspectors rate each item as satisfactory, needing attention, or needing repair. The final section allows for general observations and remarks from the inspection.

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TRACESPEC GLOBAL RESOURCES LTD

48 NKPOGU ROAD, TRANS AMADI INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT, PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE.
08032357998, 08167338884, email: [email protected], [email protected]

WEBBING SLINGS INSPECTION CHECKLIST


BS EN 1492 - 1

Key: 1 = Satisfactory 2= Needs Attention 3 = Needs Repair

Condition
S/N Description of Activities Remarks
1 2 3
1 Check: SWL, Mark, ID No and inspection Colour code.
Check Certificate of Warranty and Material Identity or State of
2 Conformity. Extra attention should be given to inspection for
damage in webbing slings.

Check for cuts, abrasion, signs of friction burns, weld


3
Burns, chemical contamination, etc.
Check for signs of local abrasion that could have been
4 Caused by the sling being dragged, while in tension, over a sharp
object.
5 Check sledge for cuts.

Check for chemical contamination damage, recognized by


6 weakening or softening of the webbing so that in extreme instances
the surfaces fibers can be plucked or rubbed-off as powder.

Check sling eyes for damage to the stitching, cuts and general
7
damage.

8 Check seams for damage and deterioration.

Check for friction burns or brittle and shiny patches caused by


9
overheating.

General Observations and Remarks

Signature
Company Appointed Examiner

Name:

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